gnupic: Serial Programmers
Subject:
Serial Programmers
From:
Ian Carr-de Avelon ####@####.####
Date:
28 Aug 2000 16:23:31 -0000
Message-Id: <200008281625.SAA25329@mail.emit.pl>
I have a serial programer and I hacked a version of picprg.2.2 to run it.
It is very slow in operation, but I figured I would waste more time
improving it than I would ever save. You are welcome to it if you want it.
I posted it to the package's programer, beond that I don't know what
you can do with a small hack.
I think that the problem with reverse engineering all the closed source
equipment out there is that so few people will ever use each of them.
Yours
Ian
>I have been lurking on this list for nearly a month now and I wanted to say
>thanks for the effort that all you programmers are putting in to provide
>PIC development tools for the Linux OS.
>
>The GUNPIC web site mentions that some people are working on providing
>platform independent serial programmers. What state of development are
>these serial programmers at? I have a serial programmer that was produced
>by Forest Electronic Developments which I have been using under Windows and
>I would like to continue using it under Linux if I can.
>
>Is anyone familiar with this programmer and if they are have they
>considered reverse engineering the software to port it to Linux?
>
From: "A Ross" ####@####.####
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